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The Silent Dangers: 6 Everyday Habits That Are Quietly Raising Your Blood Pressure
While genetics, age, and existing medical conditions do play a role, there are cases where high blood pressure results from how individuals unconsciously lead their lives, unaware of the impact on their bodies.
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Impact Of Rising Heatwave Conditions On Heart Attacks And Stroke-Related Emergencies In India
Heatwaves, in particular, are emerging as a major public health threat due to their increasing intensity and duration. For India, already facing a high burden of hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, this raises urgent questions about p
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High Blood Pressure Is Far More Dangerous Than You Think; All Consequences Explained
Hypertension is increasingly alarming because it is affecting younger adults more than ever. Contributing factors include a sedentary lifestyle, chronic stress, processed food consumption, obesity, sleep deprivation, and excessive screen time.
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Many Indians Don't Know Their Blood Pressure Numbers: Doctor Explains Screening Gap
One of the biggest concerns is that many Indians do not know their blood pressure numbers simply because they have never been tested. Unlike illnesses that cause pain, fever, or discomfort, high blood pressure does not make people feel immediately si
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"Silent Killer": Doctor Shares Why High Blood Pressure Shows No Early Symptoms
People already diagnosed with hypertension should take medications regularly and avoid stopping treatment without medical supervision.
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Workplace Stress And Hypertension: The Hidden Corporate Health Burden
Dr Nityanand Tripathi explains how workplace stress and hypertension are interrelated.
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Hypertension Affected 1.7 Billion Adults Globally In 2020: Analysis
Nearly 33 per cent, or 1.71 billion, of the world's adults had hypertension in 2020 -- 400 million in high-income countries and 1.32 billion in low and middle-income countries, a new analysis has found.
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Heart Attack In 40s: Why Are Healthy And Fit Individuals Still At Risk? Cardiologist Explains
While a person may look lean and exercise regularly, fitness does not guarantee cardiovascular health. The growing prevalence of risk factors such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and unhealthy diets adds to the burden of cardiovascular diseases.
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Centre Launches Free Health Checkup Initiative For Workers Above 40
The Centre has launched a nationwide free annual health screening programme for workers aged above 40 under the new Labour Codes. The initiative aims to detect diabetes, hypertension and heart disease early through ESIC hospitals.
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What Is The Best Way To Eat Beetroot For High Blood Pressure?
For most people, raw beetroot is generally safe to consume. However, individuals with specific health conditions, such as kidney stones or certain digestive issues, may need to limit their intake.
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
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Why Indian Doctors Are Swapping Regular Salt For A New 'Potassium-Rich' Version
Indian doctors are swapping regular salt for a new potassium-rich version. Here is how it can help you and why you need to make the switch today.
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How Often Should You Check Your Blood Pressure For Your Heart's Safety? Doctor Answers
The frequency of checking blood pressure largely depends on your age, current health status, and risk factors. For many people, an annual check is sufficient, while others may benefit from daily monitoring at home.
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Hidden Hormone Disorder Affecting Your Heart? Doctors Warn
Hidden hormonal imbalances can silently increase heart disease risk even when routine tests appear normal, experts warn.
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Reducing Your Salt Intake Can Improve Cardiac, Kidney And Bone Health, Know How
It is important that you reduce your salt intake. Doing so can benefit your health in several ways. Read on to know how reducing your salt consumption can improve your health and reduce disease risk.
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The Silent Dangers: 6 Everyday Habits That Are Quietly Raising Your Blood Pressure
While genetics, age, and existing medical conditions do play a role, there are cases where high blood pressure results from how individuals unconsciously lead their lives, unaware of the impact on their bodies.
-
Impact Of Rising Heatwave Conditions On Heart Attacks And Stroke-Related Emergencies In India
Heatwaves, in particular, are emerging as a major public health threat due to their increasing intensity and duration. For India, already facing a high burden of hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, this raises urgent questions about p
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High Blood Pressure Is Far More Dangerous Than You Think; All Consequences Explained
Hypertension is increasingly alarming because it is affecting younger adults more than ever. Contributing factors include a sedentary lifestyle, chronic stress, processed food consumption, obesity, sleep deprivation, and excessive screen time.
-
Many Indians Don't Know Their Blood Pressure Numbers: Doctor Explains Screening Gap
One of the biggest concerns is that many Indians do not know their blood pressure numbers simply because they have never been tested. Unlike illnesses that cause pain, fever, or discomfort, high blood pressure does not make people feel immediately si
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"Silent Killer": Doctor Shares Why High Blood Pressure Shows No Early Symptoms
People already diagnosed with hypertension should take medications regularly and avoid stopping treatment without medical supervision.
-
Workplace Stress And Hypertension: The Hidden Corporate Health Burden
Dr Nityanand Tripathi explains how workplace stress and hypertension are interrelated.
-
Hypertension Affected 1.7 Billion Adults Globally In 2020: Analysis
Nearly 33 per cent, or 1.71 billion, of the world's adults had hypertension in 2020 -- 400 million in high-income countries and 1.32 billion in low and middle-income countries, a new analysis has found.
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Heart Attack In 40s: Why Are Healthy And Fit Individuals Still At Risk? Cardiologist Explains
While a person may look lean and exercise regularly, fitness does not guarantee cardiovascular health. The growing prevalence of risk factors such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and unhealthy diets adds to the burden of cardiovascular diseases.
-
Centre Launches Free Health Checkup Initiative For Workers Above 40
The Centre has launched a nationwide free annual health screening programme for workers aged above 40 under the new Labour Codes. The initiative aims to detect diabetes, hypertension and heart disease early through ESIC hospitals.
-
What Is The Best Way To Eat Beetroot For High Blood Pressure?
For most people, raw beetroot is generally safe to consume. However, individuals with specific health conditions, such as kidney stones or certain digestive issues, may need to limit their intake.
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
-
Why Indian Doctors Are Swapping Regular Salt For A New 'Potassium-Rich' Version
Indian doctors are swapping regular salt for a new potassium-rich version. Here is how it can help you and why you need to make the switch today.
-
How Often Should You Check Your Blood Pressure For Your Heart's Safety? Doctor Answers
The frequency of checking blood pressure largely depends on your age, current health status, and risk factors. For many people, an annual check is sufficient, while others may benefit from daily monitoring at home.
-
Hidden Hormone Disorder Affecting Your Heart? Doctors Warn
Hidden hormonal imbalances can silently increase heart disease risk even when routine tests appear normal, experts warn.
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Reducing Your Salt Intake Can Improve Cardiac, Kidney And Bone Health, Know How
It is important that you reduce your salt intake. Doing so can benefit your health in several ways. Read on to know how reducing your salt consumption can improve your health and reduce disease risk.
